cxiv, [2], 385, [1]; vii, [1], 439; vii, [1], 428 pages. The fifth edition, in three volumes. Paper labels worn; heavy foxing to first few and final few leaves, occasional light spotting within. Bindings sound. View More...
lxxviii, [4], 376, [2]; iv, 404, [1]; xxxvi, 359, [1] pages. Half titles present. Complete in three volumes. Skillfully rebacked long ago. Foxing to signature C in Vol. I [eight leaves], and to the three final leaves of I, final few leaves of II, and first few leaves of III. Bindings are sound. View More...
91 pages, and 7 pages of ads at rear. Number 309 in George Munro's Sons' Savoy Series. Fair only: covers and spine panel chipped and stained; stains to fore-margin up to page 40; leaves toned. 7.25 x 4.9 inches. View More...
[6], 372, [12] pages, with pp. 13-24 bound between 48 and 49. "An Entire New Collection". 19th century cloth; first few leaves a bit grubby, thereafter the occasional spot. Many names of the respective authors inked in. Binding is sound. 6.75 x 4.2 inches. View More...
xlviii, 432 pages. Attractive binding, with inlay to front cover, all edges gilt, and each page pictorially bordered. Landscape Series of Poets. Sympathetic professional repair to hinges; head of spine rubbed with loss. Binding sound; no inscriptions. 7.75 x 5.5 inches. View More...
196pp. Blind stamped cloth boards, gilt rose on front, light wear to boards and endpapers, half title page repaired with amateur blind mend, previous owners' signatures to ffep. and first blank leaf, pencil numerals to rep. View More...
iv, 111 pages, with Rudd & Carleton catalogue at rear. Illustrated half title. Geo. W. Alexander NY binder's ticket to rear pastedown. Unobtrusive evidence of label removal from rear pastedown; head of spine frayed; binding sound. 7.5 x 5.2 inches. View More...
30, [2] pages. Text in Spanish and English. Inscribed by Ana on first leaf. Cover worn and detached; brief ink notation to page 5, and an ink tick to foot of 7. 8.1 x 8 inches. View More...
All sixteen Numbers of the periodical, from No. 1 Fall 1997 through No. 16 Very Late Summer 2001. Signed by editors Andrew Steeves and Gary Dunfield on second leaf of No. 1. No. 1 also signed by Joyce Martin, a contributing artist. No markings or signatures in the other Numbers. A very good set, with little evidence of use. View More...
345 pages. Engraved frontispiece; half title present. Ownership signatures dated 1776 and 1846 to front free endpaper. A very good unsophisticated example in sound contemporary binding, with 1 inch split from top to rear joint; corners rubbed. View More...
69 pages. Signed by the author on first leaf; above which is a former owner's small name/postal plate. Edges foxed and dusty; foxing throughout, heaviest on first few and final few leaves. First printing. View More...
64 pages. Inscribed in French by the author to poet Jacques Brault: "avec mes meilleurs voeux / Marguerite Auxbois / Mars 1970". Covers toned; no spine crease; interior fine. First printing. View More...
vi, [1], 240 pages; frontispiece with tissue guard. Initially compiled by the poet's younger brother Charles Joseph Babcock; and completed by their sister (the only surviving sibling of 7) Mary Ann H. Babcock following Charles' death July 1848. Foxing throughout; else very good. Inscription to front free endpaper: Abner Hendee's / From Janes M. Babcock May 24, 1851. View More...
300 pages. Edges lightly damp-stained throughout. Volume slightly bowed. Binding is sound and hinges secure. Handwritten note "Sent at the request of Wm King Baker Xmas 1927 [to his cousin], laid in. The note is on Gaspereau / Acton stationary [Baker's]. View More...
328 pages plus ads at rear. Warmly inscribed by the author to his cousin, Christmas 1920. Jacket stained and nicked [now in archival sleeve]. Binding is sound and hinges secure. Internally very good. Top edge gilt. Illustrated with plates. Rare in jacket. View More...
44 pages. Spine sunned; unobtrusive stain to lower right corner throughout. Inscribed and dated by the author on verso of front cover, and in same hand an address on recto rear. Else unmarked; binding sound. View More...
122 pages. First Perennial Library edition stated. Price sticker scar at top of front panel; unobtrusive silverfish damage to fore-edge of rear panel. No inscriptions; no spine crease. View More...
66 pages. Memorial edition, published by the poet's sister Lilian E. Bishop. Inscribed by Lilian to Mabel Gow at Greenwich NS, June 1935; else unmarked. View More...
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